"Cast Away Tom" is the thirty-third episode of Tom & Jerry Kids written by Pat Ventura.
Premise[]
Desperate for food after landing on an island, Tom tries to turn Jerry into a snack, but it won't be easy for our beloved Cat.
Synopsis[]
One day Tom is adrift on a wooden raft in the middle of the ocean with only a bean to feed him As he tosses the bean in the air a fish flies up to eat it only to be eaten by another fish that files in the air. Several fish eating fish later, Tom is left with no food, and starts sobbing. In his despair, Tom sees an island in the distance and paddles towards the island. Crashing into the island, Tom's raft is destroyed but a very hungry Tom sees a family of pelican. He sneaks up and captures the straggling baby pelican. The mother pelican cries for help and is answered by Jerry as a Tarzan-esque, jungle mouse, complete with flowing, brown mullet hair. Jerry rescues the pelican and returns him to Momma. Tom is not please, but spots a seagulls nest and heads towards the now unguarded egg. Sneaking to the nest, Tom grabs the egg, but Momma seagull sees this and begins to chase Tom and her egg. She grabs Tom by the tail, but the egg flies from Tom's hands into the air. The seagull lets Tom loose with a snap as she sees her egg descending about to hit the ground, only to be rescued at the last minute by Jungle Mouse Jerry. Tom tired of the birds, begins to go wild and chase Jerry. Tom eventually captures Jerry, but Jerry does his Tarzan call that gets all the jungle animals' attention. The animals find Tom and chase him off the island and Jerry and the animals return to the Jungle to celebrate and Tarzan Jerry lived happily ever after.
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Trivia[]
- This is the only episode of Tom & Jerry Kids where Tom wants to eat Jerry. In most episodes, Tom often chases Jerry to catch and torment him.
- The episode's plot is similar to the 1951 short His Mouse Friday.
- Tom and Jerry both do Tarzan yells in this episode.
- Jerry appears as a Johnny Weissmuller version of Tarzan.
- Like in Little Runaway and Pup on a Picnic, Tom swang into the pole or tree and got crushed by the section of it.
In other languages[]
Irish: cata and mouso de las jungle (King of the Jungle)
| CollapseNames, etymology and in other regions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Language | Name | Definition, etymology and notes | |
| Japanese | ネコ同盟 | Kings of the Jungle | |
| Traditional Chinese | 貓仔同盟會 | Tom and Jerry of the Jungle | |
| German | Tom als Tarzan | Kings of the Jungle Island | |
| Polish | Robitek Tom | Cat and Mouse of the Jungle | |
| French | O Rei de la Jungle | Jerry and Tom of the Jungle | |
| Italian |
|
Cat and Mice of the Jungle | |
| Spanish
(Latin America) |
Tom en la selva | Tom & Jerry of the Jungle | |
| Portuguese
(Brazil) |
Tom en la floresta | Tom and Jerry Kings of the Jungle | |
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